This final hole is another tough par 4. Played alongside the wood, the hole feeds up towards the clubhouse. The easier tee shot appears to be left but you must avoid the fairway bunker although there is a premium received for keeping your tee shot to the right of centre as the green is more receptive and the fairway offers flatter stances.  The fairway is a mass of humps and hollows bordered by lines of gorse. The green is deceptively contoured to feed the ball into the hollows to the right. Go beyond the pin and the returning putt will be fast, a birdie will require an accurate approach where club selection will be difficult to gauge.

Paul Barrington, Golf Director drove to within 6 inches of the hole, an estimated 360 yards slightly uphill!